Planes Missing as U S Air Force Flights Go Astray
AP dispatch reports a B-29 crashed into the sea near the Azores with 16 aboard. one body recovered and no survivors indicated. A second US Flying Fortress is overdue with 18 aboard from Azores to Kindley Field Bermuda. Additional C-47s and transports vanish or crash in Europe with crew counts varying from four to 36.
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Light at City Advance Poll Sees Seven Voters So Far
At City Hall the aldermanic election advance poll opened at 10:00 a m with seven voters by press time. Donald McLeod 1045 Isailmoral St was the first to vote. Polls stay open until 10:30 p m today and the same hours Saturday. The advance poll serves voters unavailable Monday Dec 10. Voters must sign a document pledging they will be out of the city.
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Donald McLeod
Isailmoral St
L. E. Gust
Norman E. Marshall
Gust
Chick Taylor
Trout Pool Development Near City Aims for Local Angling
The fish and game association outlines plans to develop trout grounds in the new irrigation pool at Pashley, bringing trout fishing within 15 miles of the city. Project by Henry Cavan’s group uses Cypress Hills drainage. fish and game president Bill Clarke notes fingerlings to be planted next spring and fishing hoped within two to three years. Edmonton water tests may analyze pool samples. The plan faces skepticism but may yield 6 to 7 pound trout in similar ventures. The next executive meeting is December 10 at The News.
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Elkwater Lake
Edmonton
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United Nations Debates Italy Admission and China Seat
The General Assembly overwhelmingly backed Italy’s full UN membership with Russia blocking in the Security Council. A Soviet bid to seat Communist China failed 39 to 7. The assembly also disbanded the on the spot Balkan commission and backed Greece independence and territorial integrity. Andrei Vishinsky met UN Assembly president Luis Padilla Nervo.
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Plans to Shelve Annuity Changes Until 1952 Session
Ottawa reports Mrs Ellin Fairclough plans to delay proposed annuities act amendments until the 1952 session. The industrial relations committee continues study as members hear testimony on raising the maximum annuity to 2400 dollars and adding a cash surrender privilege. Critics urge restrictions. ministers say current checks lack machinery.
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Smileslons unclear prompt line
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Western Powers Move to Arm UN for Peace Efforts
Western powers unite anti-aggression forces under UN aims while probing Russia for possible negotiations. Four nations hold secret disarmament talks as a Western backed proposal seeks tighter UN structure to quickly act against aggressors. Canada helps by placing armed forces at UN disposal. Mexico Egypt and Burma abstain on sponsorship amid disputes.
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Churchill’s Arms Plan Shortfalls Stir US Reaction
Senator Hickenlooper said Churchill’s admission Britain cannot meet its arms program may force a U.S. foreign aid revaluation. He noted Churchill’s house statement that the £4.7 billion three year program and £1.25 billion yearly budget may not be met due to defence production delays. He suggested reallocation of funds could be considered.
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Iowa
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Ford Breaks Off Union Negotiations Amid Plant Strike
Ford Canada halted talks with Local 200 of the United Auto Workers after refusing reinstatement for 26 workers fired amid a wildcat walkout. The five day strike idled about 10,000 workers as the company asserted managers must run the business without union coercion.
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Jazz clubs to face visits in narcotics crackdown
London officials of the national federation of jazz organizations will conduct surprise visits to member clubs hosting dances as part of a drive against narcotics addiction. The moves come after a court case where a man was charged with supplying marijuana cigarettes to a young girl who had visited a jazz club.
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National Federation of Jzz
Big heroin seizure tops latest narcotics haul in Manhattan
New York narcotics squad detectives seized about six pounds of heroin in an east side Manhattan apartment, with authorities estimating the street value at 150000 dollars in one of the largest hauls in recent years.
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New York
Manhattan
Subs Given Credit For Damage to Pearl Harbor
A privately distributed 1942 Japanese book credits five midget submarines with much Pearl Harbor destruction. It quotes Hideo Hiraide and questions their size and torpedo capacity. Roland Martone of South Pasadena owns the book. he says it was seized after learning its history.
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Japan
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Weather Outlook for Medicine Hat and District
A Pacific low pressure system will cross Canada north of the region bringing a prolonged milder spell after a cool day. Winds shift to the west as the cold air exits the district. Medicine Hat expects sunny today and Saturday with a milder tomorrow. winds light today and southwest 15 Saturday. temperatures between 20 tonight and 35 tomorrow.
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Calgary
Lethbridge
Pacific
Canada
Rhinoceros Item Question Sparks Curious Response
Reporters asked what the rhinoceros item would be used for. The reply was a curt pledge to put it to the best possible use before the subject walked away.
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Avalon
Sia
Campaign prompts questions on bus subsidy and hospital costs
At Alexandra high school last night nine alderman candidates sparred over a 10 cent bus subsidy, hospitalization fees for non-ratepayers, and a 100 foot city lot at Third and Fifth. Residents pressed for a clearer timetable and a downtown civic center site.
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